Don't Wait for It to Break
Most HVAC failures do not come without warning - a technician who knows what to look for can spot them before they leave you without heat or air in the middle of summer or winter.
A seasonal inspection covers the things that wear out first: capacitors, contactors, fan motors, drain lines, refrigerant levels, and system controls. It takes less time than an emergency repair call and costs significantly less than a system failure in peak season.
Schedule a Tune-Up →What a Tune-Up Covers
- Clean and inspect evaporator and condenser coils
- Check refrigerant charge
- Test capacitors and contactors
- Inspect and lubricate fan motors
- Clear drain line and pan
- Check thermostat calibration
- Test electrical connections
- Inspect heat exchanger (gas systems)
- Check system controls and safety switches